Permanent alternating position Clause Samples

Permanent alternating position. Personnel who work in various positions shall be remunerated as the higher placed of the positions. If one shall serve instead of one who is permanently employed in the higher position, the provision in section 4.2.1 applies. If overtime is included in wage rates for one position, but not for the other, the overtime is calculated separately for the time one serve in the position covered by the working time regulations with overtime rates for this. This paragraph does not apply where one of the positions is the Platform Manager.
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Permanent alternating position. Personnel who work in different positions shall be paid according to the highest placed position. If he/she will be working instead of someone regularly employed in the higher position, the provision in Item 4.2.1 shall apply. If overtime is included in the wage rates for one position, but not the other, overtime shall be calculated especially for the time worked in the position covered by the working hours regulations at the applicable overtime rates. The provision in this item does not apply if one of the positions is the OIM.
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Permanent alternating position. An employee who due to the working hours arrangement is employed to serve in a higher position for a certain part of his service time, shall preferably be employed in a combined position and continuously be paid wages placed relatively correct between the rates for the two positions. If he shall substitute one who is permanently employed in the higher position, the provision of section 4. 2.1. applies. If overtime is included in the wage rates for one position, but not for the other, overtime is to be calculated especially for the time served in the position covered by the working hours regulations with overtime rates valid for this. The regulations of this section do not apply when one of the positions is that of platform manager.
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